Respiratory system

Question 1

The lack or absence of breathing

Answer 1

Apnea

Question 2

Difficult, labored, or painful breathing

Answer 2

Dyspenea

Question 3

The inability to breath deeply and comfortably unless sitting or standing.

Answer 3

Orthopnea

Question 4

Inhaling fluid or an object into lungs

Answer 4

Aspiration

Question 5

bloody sputum (mucous from the respiratory system)

Answer 5

6. Hemoptysis

Question 6

NOT SPIT. Mucous from the respiratory system exported through mouth.

Answer 6

Sputum

Question 7

Expectorate

Answer 7

to spit

Question 8

Cycles of respirations that gradually increase in rate and depth and then become shallow with apnea occurring for 10 to 20 seconds – often occurs during end of life.

Answer 8

9. Cheyne-Stokes

Question 9

Rapid and deep than normal respirations

Answer 9

10. Hyperventilation

Question 10

Slow, shallow, and sometimes irregular respirations.

Answer 10

11. Hypoventilation

Question 11

Oxygen administer tube with two prongs for the nostrils

Answer 11

14. Nasal cannula

Question 12

Inhalation

Answer 12

Breathing in

Question 13

Exhalation

Answer 13

breathing out

Question 14

A persistant bacterial infection generally transmitted by inhalation or ingestion of infected droplets and usually affecting the lungs.

Answer 14

TB Tuberculosis

Question 15

An abnormal condition, evidenced by bluish color in the skins, lips, mucous membranes, and nail beds caused by a lack of oxygen.

Answer 15

4. Cyanosis:

Question 16

13. Tracheostomy

Answer 16

A surgically created opening through the neck in the trachea

Question 17

15. Incentive spirometry

Answer 17

Device that encourages clients to inhale until the desired ball reaches the required height.

Question 18

Deficiency of oxygen in the cells

Answer 18

12. Hypoxia